NJSBA Family Law Section

As time is running out, perhaps a bare bones personal injury complaint could be filed - and later amended.

Injuries are NOT permanent but based on years of harassment and vandalism and burglary ( to be proved.)   Additional incidents of choking, pinning individual against walls at different times, chasing "plaintiff"in her car  with vehicle at excessive rate of speed, making attempts to strike plaintiff, spitting profusely at plaintiff, twisting clothes around plaintiff's neck. 

Also to be proven: phone tapping, cutting plaintiff's clothes, removing essentially all of personal family items, hanging rope outside bathroom window from a tree shortly after an outburst, busting knobs on console inside vehicle and placing them on the console- after asking plaintiff several times.. where her car was barked, kick dents in car on both sides, bullet holes in window that police allege could be from landscaper, removing pins from medeco locks,changing beneficiary status on documents to similar name, removing series EE savings bonds from safe deposit box,  etc., etc., .  ( Many of these events took place because or "abuse" of power and self-dealing of defendant.

Years of abuse has caused nightmares, inability to work and/or function in normal capacity, loss of earnings and loss of enjoyment of life w/ friends and family.

 Substantial damage to home and substantial values removed including jewelry, silverware,etc., etc., .

 I understand that this is a very difficult undertaking at this late date.

Would be best if an attorney who was interested and courageous enough to undertake this task lived in Passaic County or Bergen Counties, N.J.,

Thank you.

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Catherine Maggio Esq.
Tenafly NJ
(201)816-1187

[email protected]
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As time is running out, perhaps a bare bones personal injury complaint could be filed - and later amended.

Injuries are NOT permanent but based on years of harassment and vandalism and burglary ( to be proved.)   Additional incidents of choking, pinning individual against walls at different times, chasing "plaintiff"in her car  with vehicle at excessive rate of speed, making attempts to strike plaintiff, spitting profusely at plaintiff, twisting clothes around plaintiff's neck. 

Also to be proven: phone tapping, cutting plaintiff's clothes, removing essentially all of personal family items, hanging rope outside bathroom window from a tree shortly after an outburst, busting knobs on console inside vehicle and placing them on the console- after asking plaintiff several times.. where her car was barked, kick dents in car on both sides, bullet holes in window that police allege could be from landscaper, removing pins from medeco locks,changing beneficiary status on documents to similar name, removing series EE savings bonds from safe deposit box,  etc., etc., .  ( Many of these events took place because or "abuse" of power and self-dealing of defendant.

Years of abuse has caused nightmares, inability to work and/or function in normal capacity, loss of earnings and loss of enjoyment of life w/ friends and family.

 Substantial damage to home and substantial values removed including jewelry, silverware,etc., etc., .

 I understand that this is a very difficult undertaking at this late date.

Would be best if an attorney who was interested and courageous enough to undertake this task lived in Passaic County or Bergen Counties, N.J.,

Thank you.

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Catherine Maggio Esq.
Tenafly NJ
(201)816-1187

[email protected]
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Catherine: The issue is damages. Sounds like a compensatory as well as a punitive Tevis claim. Are there assets against which to collect or is there a well heeled defendant? If the answer is affirmative, file or amend the complaint. Bill Bowkley

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C. William Bowkley Esq.
Randolph NJ
(973)361-1500
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-13-2015 14:59
From: Catherine Maggio
Subject: PI attorney to file bare bones complaint in Passaic County, N.J. on Tuesday, February 17, 2015

This message has been cross posted to the following Discussions: Business Law and Family Law .
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As time is running out, perhaps a bare bones personal injury complaint could be filed - and later amended.

Injuries are NOT permanent but based on years of harassment and vandalism and burglary ( to be proved.)   Additional incidents of choking, pinning individual against walls at different times, chasing "plaintiff"in her car  with vehicle at excessive rate of speed, making attempts to strike plaintiff, spitting profusely at plaintiff, twisting clothes around plaintiff's neck. 

Also to be proven: phone tapping, cutting plaintiff's clothes, removing essentially all of personal family items, hanging rope outside bathroom window from a tree shortly after an outburst, busting knobs on console inside vehicle and placing them on the console- after asking plaintiff several times.. where her car was barked, kick dents in car on both sides, bullet holes in window that police allege could be from landscaper, removing pins from medeco locks,changing beneficiary status on documents to similar name, removing series EE savings bonds from safe deposit box,  etc., etc., .  ( Many of these events took place because or "abuse" of power and self-dealing of defendant.

Years of abuse has caused nightmares, inability to work and/or function in normal capacity, loss of earnings and loss of enjoyment of life w/ friends and family.

 Substantial damage to home and substantial values removed including jewelry, silverware,etc., etc., .

 I understand that this is a very difficult undertaking at this late date.

Would be best if an attorney who was interested and courageous enough to undertake this task lived in Passaic County or Bergen Counties, N.J.,

Thank you.

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Catherine Maggio Esq.
Tenafly NJ
(201)816-1187

[email protected]
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As time is running out, perhaps a bare bones personal injury complaint could be filed - and later amended.

Injuries are NOT permanent but based on years of harassment and vandalism and burglary ( to be proved.)   Additional incidents of choking, pinning individual against walls at different times, chasing "plaintiff"in her car  with vehicle at excessive rate of speed, making attempts to strike plaintiff, spitting profusely at plaintiff, twisting clothes around plaintiff's neck. 

Also to be proven: phone tapping, cutting plaintiff's clothes, removing essentially all of personal family items, hanging rope outside bathroom window from a tree shortly after an outburst, busting knobs on console inside vehicle and placing them on the console- after asking plaintiff several times.. where her car was barked, kick dents in car on both sides, bullet holes in window that police allege could be from landscaper, removing pins from medeco locks,changing beneficiary status on documents to similar name, removing series EE savings bonds from safe deposit box,  etc., etc., .  ( Many of these events took place because or "abuse" of power and self-dealing of defendant.

Years of abuse has caused nightmares, inability to work and/or function in normal capacity, loss of earnings and loss of enjoyment of life w/ friends and family.

 Substantial damage to home and substantial values removed including jewelry, silverware,etc., etc., .

 I understand that this is a very difficult undertaking at this late date.

Would be best if an attorney who was interested and courageous enough to undertake this task lived in Passaic County or Bergen Counties, N.J.,

Thank you.

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Catherine Maggio Esq.
Tenafly NJ
(201)816-1187

[email protected]
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Cathy:  I was involved in a case in my private practice days in which the firm sought to add a "Tevis" claim to the divorce proceedings because the wife had contracted herpes from the husband early in their relationship.  I argued that the cause of action occurred when the husband filed for divorce -- That had they stayed married, then it would be of little moment because they remain be physical with each other, but now that they are divorcing, the wife's sexual partners are limited.  The judge didn't buy it and found that we were beyond the statute of limitations.  Soon after the divorce, I read of a case from south Jersey with similar facts in which the judge permitted the claim.  So, it may come down, as many cases do, to the judge.